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Agreed, if we could help societal expectations focus on students gaining skills, and not focus on 'seat time' students would benefit by being able to go faster or take more time to master skills and move ahead.

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How do you determine that student vs. the student who society allowed to dropout, who we could have prevented from droping out?

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If you have not done so already I would encourage you to disaggregate the dropout data for your listerners/readers. Please show the data for low income students, students of color as well as the overall dropout data.

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